700 results for 'HARDY'

Thomas Hardy is a poet who found his voice after a long career as a novelist. Born in Dorset in 1840, he worked as an apprentice to an architect before turning to writing. His poetry was not widely...

The Jewelry Engravers Manual provides a comprehensive guide to the art of engraving, offering clear instructions and illustrations for both beginners and experienced practitioners. The manual covers...

Thomas Hardy's poetry after Emma's death offers a unique glimpse into his personal life and artistic evolution. This book-length study explores over 150 poems composed by Hardy in response to his...

Thomas Hardy: A Study of the Contemporary Writer Widely popular throughout the world, Thomas Hardy's work continues to speak to readers today. This new edition of Peter Widdowson's study explores the...

This in-depth study explores the film and television adaptations of Thomas Hardy's fiction. It is the first book-length analysis of this growing field of interest.The book examines the popular image...

Hardy and Half Hardy Annuals - With Chapters on Sowing the Seeds, Staking and Varieties by R. Irwin Lynch. This comprehensive guide to hardy and half hardy annuals is an invaluable resource for...

The Hardy Boys Starter Set is a collectible 5-book boxed set, perfect for aspiring detectives or longtime fans. This beautifully designed slipcovered box set brings together the first five titles in...

Keir Hardie: Labour's Greatest Hero? Born in 1856, Keir Hardie's life was marked by hardship and struggle. Despite being illegitimate and facing poverty from an early age, he went on to become one of...

A Companion to Thomas Hardy provides a comprehensive and authoritative exploration of the life and works of one of England's most celebrated authors. Drawing on original essays from leading scholars,...

Thomas Hardy's Christmas by Andrew Norman explores the enduring traditions and joyous spirit of Christmas as seen through the eyes of Thomas Hardy. In this unique work, the author delves into the...

Hardy Succulents: Tough Plants for Every Climate Discover the beauty and versatility of succulent plants in your garden. No longer limited to desert climates, these low-maintenance plants can add...

Thomas Hardy Remembered brings together 150 annotated interviews and recollections of the author, many of which are being reprinted for the first time. These include personal reflections from old...

Thomas Hardy: Half a Londoner explores the formative years of Thomas Hardy's life in London, from his arrival as a shy youth to his later return to Dorset. Mark Ford examines how Hardy's experiences...

Kate Hardy by D.E. Stevenson is an irresistible tale of village life, challenging family relations, romance and storytelling. When novelist Kate Hardy arrives at Dower House in Old Quinings, she...

Thomas Hardy's autobiography as it was meant to be read. For years, his Life has been misunderstood due to alterations made by Florence Emily Hardy after his death. Michael Millgate has now uncovered...

Hardy Border Flowers provides a comprehensive guide to growing hardy flowers as border plants. First published in 1921, this classic volume offers expert advice on topics such as ground preparation,...

Thomas Hardy: A Life of Contrasts This biography explores the complexities of Thomas Hardy's life, revealing the personal and emotional life of a public figure who has remained largely obscure. Ralph...

Dismas Hardy's latest case is his most personal yet. His trusted assistant, Phyllis, has been arrested and charged as an accessory to murder. As he delves into the investigation, Hardy discovers that...

Cliff Hardy's 39th case involves tracing lost documents related to the 1857 wreck of the SS Dunbar. This leads him into a complex web of crime and deception, as he delves into a multi-million dollar...

Thomas Hardy's Women In Life and Literature by Peter Tait explores the complex relationships between Thomas Hardy and the women who influenced his life and work. Through a close examination of his...

Thomas Hardy in Context by Phillip Mallett provides a comprehensive introduction to the life and works of Thomas Hardy, set against the social and intellectual contexts of his time. This collection...

Thomas Hardy's Dorset Through Time by Steve Wallis explores the enduring legacy of Thomas Hardy in his beloved county of Dorset. This unique tour takes readers through the places that inspired...

Cliff Hardy is facing a licence to cancel. Someone has tried to shut him down, and now he's got a new case: missing schoolteacher Brian Madden. As Hardy digs deeper, danger and bodies start to appear...

The Artful Antics of Laurel & Hardy is a comprehensive collection of artwork and illustrations from comic-books, graphic novels, newspaper strips, and fan club art. Spanning over 160 references, this...

The Laurel & Hardy Advertising Scrapbook features over 600 images from the duo's advertising exploits. This updated collection includes many new photographs and re-scanned images, with newly written...

Thomas Hardy: A Biography Revisited by Michael Millgate is an extensively revised and expanded new edition of the renowned biography. Drawing upon recent research and his own extensive study,...

Hardy's first great novel, Far From the Madding Crowd, was lost to history when its manuscript vanished shortly after publication. Rediscovered in 1918, it offers a new perspective on Hardy's entire...

Thomas Hardy - The Dynasts - Part First A collection of poetry that explores the human experience through powerful and evocative language. Written by Thomas Hardy, this work showcases his unique...

Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles is a comprehensive guide to Thomas Hardy's enduring novel. This insightful exploration delves into the style, structure, themes, and literary influence of the...

Thomas Hardy's Wessex: A Region That Shaped His World. This publication accompanies a major exhibition showcasing the largest collection of Thomas Hardy memorabilia ever displayed. It explores how...

Thomas Hardy - The Dynasts - Part Second A poetic and philosophical exploration of war and its effects on humanity. Written by Thomas Hardy in 1890, this work is part of his epic cycle of plays, The...

A Preface to Hardy by Merryn Williams provides an in-depth exploration of Thomas Hardy's life and work. The book begins by examining the cultural context in which Hardy lived, before delving into a...

Thomas Hardy: A Life of Contrasts Thomas Hardy's life was marked by paradoxes - a near-death experience at birth, a successful writing career, and a troubled personal life. Claire Tomalin's biography...

A Study Guide for Thomas Hardy's "Mayor of Casterbridge" provides a comprehensive resource for literature students. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author biography,...

Thomas Hardy's Wessex is a region steeped in history and literature. In this exploration, Tony Fincham delves into the lives and works of those who shaped this unique corner of England.From its...

Thomas Hardy's Life and Work is a biography of the renowned author, written by him in secret for publication after his death. However, the true circumstances of its composition have been revealed,...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy: The Magic Behind the Movies is a comprehensive biography that delves into the world of these iconic comedians. Written by Randy Skretvedt, this updated edition features...

The Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas HardyA study guide to Hardy's novel, exploring its themes and characters in depth.First published in 1987, this Palgrave Master Guides edition provides a...

The Story of Chorlton Cum Hardy is a richly illustrated history that explores every aspect of life in this historic town. Drawing on a wide range of sources, including contemporary accounts and local...

Hardy Women: Mother, Sisters, Wives, Muses by Paula Byrne is a deeply personal and insightful exploration of the life of Thomas Hardy, one of Britain's most beloved authors. Through the eyes of the...

Thomas Hardy: A Selection of Nature Poetry This beautiful new edition brings together some of Thomas Hardy's most celebrated nature poetry, carefully chosen by Tom Paulin. The result is a poignant...

Thomas Hardy - The Dynasts - Part Third explores the complexities of human emotion through verse. Written by Thomas Hardy, this work was not published until his fifties, after his major novels had...

This major new reading of Thomas Hardy's novels by leading critic George Levine offers a fresh perspective on the author's work. By focusing on Hardy's poetic and precise renderings of the natural...

The Bombay Boomerang Frank and Joe Hardy's lives are turned upside down when they accidentally dial a wrong number, leading to a national security crisis. A mysterious phrase - "Bombay Boomerang" -...

A Study Guide for G. H. Hardy's "A Mathematician's Apology" provides a comprehensive resource for students researching this influential work. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character...

A million dollars' worth of gold bullion has been stolen from the Wakefield Mint under mysterious circumstances. Mr Hardy is asked to investigate, but his life is soon threatened, prompting him to...

Thomas Hardy's Shorter Fiction A Critical Study by Sophie Gilmartin and Rod Mengham provides an in-depth analysis of the author's short stories. This comprehensive study explores the recurring themes...

Hardy Women: Mother, Sisters, Wives, Muses by Paula Byrne is a groundbreaking biography that re-examines Thomas Hardy's life through the eyes of the women who shaped his passions and imagination...

The Ghost at Skeleton Rock (Hardy Boys, Book 37) by Franklin W. Dixon. Frank and Joe Hardy's latest case begins with a cryptic message from their famous detective father and a mysterious note hidden...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's US Tours offer a fresh perspective on the lives of two Hollywood legends. This book delves into the comedians' public appearances, show business events, theatre tours,...

Thomas Hardy's professional career was marked by self-directed learning and hard work. He taught himself Greek and Latin poetry, reading for several hours each morning before his job in an...

Fighting Marines: Hardy's Challenge is set against the backdrop of chaos in East Florida as the year 1812 unfolds. Newly commissioned First Lieutenant Thomas Hardy finds himself at the epicenter of a...

The Hardy Boys 06: the Shore Road Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon is a thrilling mystery that follows two young detectives as they search for a family treasure. Their investigation leads to deadly road...

Robert Hardy was an actor of great distinction, known to those closest to him as 'Tim'. His extensive body of work included notable roles in television and film. In "Call Me Tim", author Julien...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy: From the Forties Forward is a comprehensive biography that chronicles the later careers of two comedy legends. First published in 2009, this updated edition features...

The Thirteenth Juror by John Lescroart is a gripping courtroom thriller that delves into the life and mind of its complex suspect. As Dismas Hardy, a lawyer and investigator, prepares to defend...

The Cambridge Companion to Thomas Hardy provides an in-depth exploration of the life and work of this influential writer. This collection of commissioned essays from international scholars offers a...

Keir Hardie and the 21st Century Socialist Revival by Pauline Bryan is a collection of essays that explore the enduring relevance of Keir Hardie's work in today's world. Written from diverse...

The Melted Coins is a mystery novel by Franklin W. Dixon that follows two teenage brothers as they investigate a series of perplexing events. When their friend Chet Morton falls victim to a summer...

War, the Hero and the Will: Hardy, Tolstoy and the Napoleonic Wars by Jane L. Bownas explores the similarities between two literary giants, Thomas Hardy and Leo Tolstoy, in their works set against...

Thomas Hardy and Women by Penny Boumelha offers a fresh perspective on the renowned author's work. This thought-provoking study examines Hardy's writing in relation to its central concern with women...

Hardy Gingers including Hedychium, Roscoea, and Zingiber by T. M. E. Branney is a comprehensive guide to temperate zone and high altitude ginger varieties, perfectly suited for cooler climates. This...

The Hardy Boys Series by Franklin W. Dixon A mysterious case unfolds when a dying criminal reveals that his loot has been hidden in one of two towers at a recently looted mansion. Despite searching...

The Highlander's Norse Bride by D. D. MacRae and Cathy MacRae is a historical romance novel that tells the story of Hanna, a young woman who seeks revenge against the Scots for destroying her village...

The Hardy Way: A 19th Century Pilgrimage is a unique walking guide that explores the works of Thomas Hardy, set against the backdrop of outstanding line drawings, etchings, historic photographs, and...

In August 1974, a global economic crisis sparked by the Middle East oil embargo brought unexpected prosperity to one small town: Burr, Oklahoma. As the local drilling increased, so did the problems...

The Expression of Things explores how Thomas Hardy's art intensified the expression of things through music, the body, and voice. This in-depth analysis examines the central drama of inexpression and...

The Secret of the Caves by Franklin W. Dixon A mysterious disappearance sets off a chain of events that takes the Hardy boys to Kenworthy College and beyond. A puzzling message on an examination...

Thomas Hardy Selected Poems offers in-depth analysis and interpretation of the poet's works. This collection provides historical context, detailed discussions of key passages, and insights into...

Francoise Hardy: A Musical Tale of Love and Loss by Andrew Norman In the early 1960s, Francoise Madeleine Hardy emerged as a new 'Star' on the pop music scene, captivating audiences with her...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's partnership was forged in 1926, when both performers were struggling to find success. It wasn't until the release of Duck Soup in 1927 that they became international...

The Hardy Boys 50: Danger on Vampire Trail An assignment from their famous detective father sets Frank and Joe Hardy on a cross-country trek to track down a ring of credit-card counterfeiters. Their...

The House on the Cliff is the second book in the Hardy Boys series. Fenton Hardy, a private detective and father of Frank and Joe, asks his sons to help him with a case involving Felix Snattman and...

The Flying Express, a sleek new hydrofoil, is set to revolutionise transportation between Bayport and Cape Cutlass. However, its launch has been marred by violent opposition from small boat owners,...

Laurel and Hardy - The British Tours - Part 2 is a detailed account of the comedy duo's adaptation to stage work after their decline in popularity in the USA. This second edition has been extensively...

Designing a perennials garden from scratch requires careful consideration of various factors, including sun, wind, moisture, and exposure. This comprehensive guide covers planting, maintenance, and...

The Canadian Northwest beckons Frank and Joe Hardy to mystery and adventure. A valuable find - a carved rune stone left by Vikings centuries ago - has been stolen from a French-Canadian trapper,...

Laurel and Hardy's European Tours is a companion to their acclaimed British Tours, detailing their stage shows in Denmark, Sweden, France, Belgium, Italy, and two earlier visits to France. This book...

Set in 1886 Wellington, New Zealand, A Questionable Virtue is a gripping Victorian-era mystery that follows Leonard Hardy as he navigates a complex web of crime and deception. When assigned to write...

Thomas Hardy and the Death of Emma What His Writings Reveal by Andrew Norman is an in-depth examination of the poet's tumultuous marriage to Emma Gifford, as reflected in his poems. Hardy's early...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were comedy legends who brought laughter to audiences with their simple yet effective brand of slapstick humour. This book explores their careers in film, from their...

Hardy Boys 02: The House on the Cliff A mysterious old house high on the cliffs above Barmet Bay has long been shrouded in secrecy. When Frank and Joe Hardy investigate, they're startled by a scream...

The Yellow Feather Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon is a gripping tale of mystery and danger for young detectives Frank and Joe Hardy. When they agree to help Greg Woodson search for his grandfather's...

Chorlton-cum-Hardy Through Time explores the rich history and development of this historic suburb. From its Anglo-Saxon roots to its incorporation into Manchester in 1904, Chorlton's past is revealed...

Ain't Nothin' Personal by Chris Kelsey is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker side of human nature. When a young boy's life is cut short in a kidnapping-for-hire plot, police chief Emmett...

The crisis in Bayport is real. Water has been mysteriously disappearing from the reservoir near Skull Mountain every night. Frank and Joe Hardy are on the case, teaming up with a group of skilled...

The Hardy Boys Clue Book series continues with Undercover Bookworms, the 16th installment in this popular interactive series. A valuable book has gone missing from the library, and it's up to the...

The Hardys purchase a Chinese junk to use as a ferry service over the summer. They soon discover that others are very interested in the ship.As they navigate the challenges of running their own...

Keir Hardie: The Making of a Socialist This biography explores the enigmatic figure of James Keir Hardie, a key labour leader in 19th-century Britain. By examining Hardie's childhood and his...

Laurel and Hardy's films are still widely enjoyed today for their timeless comedic charm. This collection brings together over 200 rare and vintage lobby cards from fifty-three of their classic...

The Hardys are on the case when they agree to help their pen pal from Greece search for a priceless, ancient Greek helmet. Years ago, the helmet was loaned to a Hollywood movie company for a silent...

The Sting of the Scorpion is a mystery novel that follows two young detectives as they investigate a ruthless gang of terrorists. An explosion in the sky near an airborne dirigible sets off a chain...

Thomas Hardy's Selected Writings offers a comprehensive collection of his work, spanning poetry and prose. This edition presents his poetry in its original form, as it appeared in individual volumes,...

The Mystery of Cabin Island Frank and Joe Hardy face two mysteries in this thrilling adventure. When a belligerent stranger orders them off an island, they must outwit danger to reach their...

Gemma Hardy's life is turned upside down when her widower father drowns at sea, forcing her to leave her native Iceland and move to Scotland with her uncle and his family. However, her uncle's death...

A comprehensive study guide to Thomas Hardy's Jude the Obscure offers in-depth explanation and analysis of this satirical novel. Published in 2020, it explores the context and history of Hardy's...

The Hardy Boys' summer is ruined by a red-haired robber striking all over town. Tower Mansion, home to one of the wealthiest families around, has been robbed of its jewels. To prove the mansion's...

The Missing Chums A baffling mystery unfolds when two friends vanish after a masquerade party. As the local bank is robbed, the Hardy boys must use their courage and skill to outwit the criminals and...

Laurel and Hardy's 1934 film "Babes in Toyland" has been a staple of holiday viewing since the early 1950s, thanks to its annual showing on WPIX in New York. This beloved film has remained largely...

A Group of Noble Dames by Thomas Hardy is a collection of ten short stories, each told from the perspective of a member of a club who shares a tale about a noble dame from the 17th or 18th century...